This house on the Point Lonsdale foreshore is built from historic materials sourced from all around the country.

A triumph in engineering and sustainable design, the timeless design of the home showcases reclaimed Darling Harbour turpentine posts, recycled Tasmanian oak flooring, Gippsland hardwood ceilings, and roof trusses from a West Australian sheep station.

Agent Lee Botsios of Fletchers Queenscliff told SCHWARTZWILLIAMS, "The window arches are from Captain Cook’s Cottage, and are 100 years old.”

Three floors are wrapped around a rustic timber staircase, tapering towards a showpiece bedroom with spectacular ocean views. The second floor master bedroom is a serene retreat, featuring a walk-in robe, en suite and private balcony. 

The ground floor lounge features a 1940s-era open fireplace that connects the kitchen and dining area. 

Additional features:

• Hydronic heating
• Ceiling fans
• Louvre windows

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